How to set behavior options that can be changed when the ship is a subordinate.

[unit098]

I noticed that with the vanillia autotrade behavior that is assigned when you tell a ship to trade for a station, you can still change its ware baseket. I was wondering of anyone knew how you could make behavior settings that are not locked for subordinates. I was looking at order.trade.routine.xml and thought <input_param name="canplayeroverride" value="true"/> was how you could do it, I tried using that but the param I attached it to was still greyed out

[ChemODun]

I think when you say subordinates you mean the mimic behaviour.
If yes, then take in account they managed by order assist.
What this order does - it takes known order with param from commander and called it as a script, not as an order.
So, the only way is - or manually reassign the ships or change the primary order to call such reassign if parameter is changed.

[unit098]

I am refering to the behaviors that get assigned when you assign a ship to another ship/station. As an example the AutoTrade behavior that gets assigned when you have a ship trade for a station. Even though the ship is assigned to a station, you can still change the ware basket in the behavior, when usually the settings for the behaviopr are greyed out when the ship is a assinged to something. I am wondering how you can setup behavior settings that can be changed even when the ship is assinged to a comander

[ChemODun]

Directly on subordinate - it's not possible.

[unit098]

But it happens in the base game already. With an assigned trader you can modify the ware basket of the subordinate [ external image ]

[ChemODun]

You do not hear me ...
There is a different modes to run an order - as order and as script inside other order.
When you assign the ship to a station, there is an order of trader or miner runs on ship (ship pilot entity) as an order.
When you run some order in fleet in mimic mode - it's mostly run as order.assist which run "inside" the trade or mining order as a script, not an order.
And pass to them parameters from a commander.

And UI can show in interface parameters of an order, not a script, which runs inside. And you can see only order.assist params.
And it is right way of doing ... because if you set a mimic mode for some ship - it has fully mimic the commander, without possibility to have a different params.